Re: CorelDRAW 8
by "Ramon Bartschat" <bartschat(at)goldnet.sk>
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Hi Raymond. Have to agree. I have Photoshop, Director, Premier, =
Flash, Fireworks. All Adobe products. I too am a non manual =
experimental type. I revert to the manual if I am stumped but, for the =
most part I am a graphical person and learn by doing. Adobe without a =
doubt has created one of the most confusing systems to use. Try =
figuring out the tutorials for flash or some of the other programs. My =
tool of Choice is Corel and in particular Corel Photopaint! I've been =
using this as my main source of Web Production graphics application for =
years. Why? Because, for a high end product it's learning curve is =
more friendly than some and because it's standard, stock equipment like =
filters and effects is endless. You don't have to add plugins because =
you can do almost anything you can think of with what comes stock with =
the program. On top of that , the compression is increible. This =
program is a joy and my right hand lierally! Once you experiment and =
play around you can create effects in a snap within this one program =
without having to get extra plugins or bounce off to another =
application. It's options rich and to this day I have still not =
explored all the posibilities :-) The possibilites never end!
=20
COREL USER OF THE WORLD....... U N I T E !!!!!
To bad that Corel Corp does not pay me for doing this 'advertisement =
campaign'.
;-)
Ramon
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I have=20
Photoshop, Director, Premier, Flash, Fireworks. All Adobe=20
products. I too am a non manual experimental type. I =
revert to=20
the manual if I am stumped but, for the most part I am a graphical =
person=20
and learn by doing. Adobe without a doubt has created one of =
the most=20
confusing systems to use. Try figuring out the tutorials for =
flash or=20
some of the other programs. My tool of Choice is Corel and in=20
particular Corel Photopaint! I've been using this as my main =
source of=20
Web Production graphics application for years. Why? =
Because, for=20
a high end product it's learning curve is more friendly than some =
and=20
because it's standard, stock equipment like filters and effects is=20
endless. You don't have to add plugins because you can do =
almost=20
anything you can think of with what comes stock with the =
program. On=20
top of that , the compression is increible. This program is a =
joy and=20
my right hand lierally! Once you experiment and play around =
you can=20
create effects in a snap within this one program without having to =
get extra=20
plugins or bounce off to another application. It's options =
rich and to=20
this day I have still not explored all the posibilities :-) =
The=20
possibilites never end!</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT color=3D#000000 size=3D2>COREL USER OF THE WORLD....... U N I =
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<DIV><FONT size=3D2>To bad that Corel Corp does not pay me for doing =
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'advertisement campaign'.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT size=3D2>;-)</FONT></DIV>
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